Melissa Gilbert said it's 'overwhelming' to mark the milestone.
Former"Little House on the Prairie" castmates Alison Arngrim, left, Melissa Gilbert, center, amd Karen Grassle reunite, March 21, 2024, on"Good Morning America."It's hard to believe it's been 50 years since the Ingalls family made their network television debut in 1974.
As for why generations of fans have continued to watch the show long after its 200-plus episodes across nine seasons came to an end in 1983, Grassle had a thought. "It's overwhelming, actually," Gilbert chimed in. "I'm remembering so much, and so much of my childhood and so many wonderful experiences and emotional experiences attached to all of these people."TV star Melissa Gilbert shares big smile after successful spinal surgery
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